Deep breath in... and exhale. Ahhhhhh.
There's nothing like a relaxing stroll to clear your mind, detox your soul, and wash away your weekend-caused sins. It leads you into a new week refreshed and ready to tackle anything.
Here are five lovely walks in five gorge villages and towns in and around Dublin.
1. Sandymount
This urban village couldn't be easier to access, and you'll be well-rewarded once you arrive.
It has a gorgeous coastal promenade for strolling, with plenty to do in the village once you've had your walk.
Breathe in that fresh sea air, you won't find any closer to the city.
2. Kells
Located less than an hour outside of Dublin, Kells has an abundance of trails you can explore for the day.
Bring a picnic, grab the dogs and get lost in the beautiful, history-steeped woodlands.
Choose from the ringfort and river looped walk or a majestic stroll through Mullaghmeen forest.
3. Dun Laoghaire
A classic but a beauty nonetheless.
You just can't go wrong with a trip to Dun Laoghaire and a walk along the harbour and East Pier.
Perfect for a stretch of the legs, but not a day-long trek.
4. Malahide
As coastal towns go, Malahide is one of the best-looking for sure.
You can stroll around the castle and its grounds, which are gorge, or head towards the water and wander out to Portmarnock for a real adventure.
5. Avoca
Not the shop you eejit, the town. Nestled over near Arklow in Wicklow, this place is idyllic to say the least.
Once you're done creeping around the town, which you may recognise as Ballykissangel from the telly, head along the forest trail. You'll see amazing views of the countryside and the Wicklow mountains.
A Sunday well spent.
Well, what are you waiting for? Climb out of bed and get out there.
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